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Declaration: A Poetry Chapbook in Three Movements
This poetry chapbook constitutes the first collection published by Jeff Roush. Its inspiration and organizational structure come from Jefferson's inalienable rights of life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. The chapbook focuses its linguistic eye and musical ear on quiet moments in everyday life that fall among and across these lofty concepts.
49 pages, Kindle Edition
Published May 4, 2014
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February 15, 2018
Feelings in a few thoughts:
-This collection of poetry is about the mundane day-to-day occurrences in life.
-My favorite poems were To My First “I Love You”, This Once Was Home, A Deciduous Mind, Messiah in Waiting, Stolen Guilty Moments, Don Quixote de la Suburb, Writing the Perfect Poem, and To Eat a Peach.
-I think this collection of poetry would appeal more to adults “in the rat race.” People with jobs, families, tight schedules, etc. etc. It was relatable.
-Quick read – you can read this in one sitting, but revisit the collection again for a deeper understanding.
-This collection of poetry is about the mundane day-to-day occurrences in life.
-My favorite poems were To My First “I Love You”, This Once Was Home, A Deciduous Mind, Messiah in Waiting, Stolen Guilty Moments, Don Quixote de la Suburb, Writing the Perfect Poem, and To Eat a Peach.
-I think this collection of poetry would appeal more to adults “in the rat race.” People with jobs, families, tight schedules, etc. etc. It was relatable.
-Quick read – you can read this in one sitting, but revisit the collection again for a deeper understanding.
Displaying 1 of 1 review